I stopped using Zero water because of something that can happen with their filters. They use a filter tech that goes bad after a certain amount of time. This can be addressed by tracking usage and replacing on time, but in reality for me I just dont have the time for that. It's very gross when you're a few sips into your glass of water and your like "What the heck is that smell??" I switched to clearly filtered and once that starts getting old, the filtering flow slows down. No impact to taste and I just know thats when its due to be replaced.
To be fair, this is why Zero Water pitchers tend to come with a water tester. You are meant to test periodically to know when you are nearing replacement.
I stopped using Zero water because of something that can happen with their filters. They use a filter tech that goes bad after a certain amount of time. This can be addressed by tracking usage and replacing on time, but in reality for me I just dont have the time for that. It's very gross when you're a few sips into your glass of water and your like "What the heck is that smell??" I switched to clearly filtered and once that starts getting old, the filtering flow slows down. No impact to taste and I just know thats when its due to be replaced.
To be fair, this is why Zero Water pitchers tend to come with a water tester. You are meant to test periodically to know when you are nearing replacement.